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William G. Tyson
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William Tyson is the UGA Extension coordinator for Bulloch County.
Stories
09/02/22 -
Armyworms are marching across Georgia turfgrass
11/02/21 -
Avoid 'crape murder,' prep your crape myrtles for success
11/22/16 -
The secret to keeping your Christmas tree looking great: a little planning and a lot of water
11/20/14 -
Properly care for holiday, gift plants
11/27/13 -
How new trees, shrubs are planted determines their success
08/06/13 -
Summer heat has lace bugs munching on popular ornamental
06/25/13 -
Recent rains have increased mosquito populations
06/20/13 -
Late June is ideal time to treat lawns for mole crickets
04/05/13 -
Be patient and wait for centipedegrass to green-up on its own
10/23/12 -
Plant flowering bulbs now for color later
09/12/12 -
Recent rains have mushrooms popping up in Georgia lawns
07/23/12 -
Managing your lawn during drought
07/11/12 -
Georgia gardeners seeing cases of curling tomato leaves
06/14/12 -
Controlling moles: remove their food source or get a dog
05/08/12 -
Carpenter bees are drilling away at wooden structures
02/28/12 -
Aluminum is the key to changing hydrangea bloom color
02/22/12 -
Backyard fruit trees need fertile soil, sunny location
02/16/12 -
Lower landscape maintenance by adding natural areas
11/09/11 -
For safety sake, keep live Christmas trees watered
10/05/11 -
Plant pansies now for winter-long color
09/20/11 -
Turf diseases like large patch and take-all patch can pop up in the fall.
08/18/11 -
Control fall webworms and rid trees of webs
08/11/11 -
Control green June beetle grubs now
07/14/11 -
Prune crape myrtles again for another flower flush
06/30/11 -
Get mole crickets now before they destroy your lawn
06/16/11 -
Slime molds popping up on irrigated lawns
05/19/11 -
Armadillos can burrow through lawns quickly
04/28/11 -
Sooty mold on plants is a sure sign of insect damage
04/21/11 -
Plant TSWV-resistant tomatoes, provide calcium for success